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BID DATE: 03/05/2026 07:17 PM
CURRENT BIDDER: zelspal15
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DESCRIPTION BOOK ILLUSTRATED "HISTORY OF BANKING" Rating: 8 Comments: Measuring 11 ˝ “ high x 10” wide this hardcover book is titled” Banking and Illustrated History” by Edwin Green and is copyrighted 1989. It has 140 illustrations with over 60 in color and features the history of the modern world bankers in banking which have played a central role. It starts from the markets merchants and princes from the earliest times of the 16th century up to the modern faces of banking in the later 20th century. It shows the various styles of banks throughout the world with even some early lithographs. This book is in very good shape having only minor wear on its dust jacket and it is at our Auction Gallery for preview or please contact us for more information. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions

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